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Ninth Annual Terrorism Conference
The War in Syria, Islamic State and the Changing Landscape
of Asymmetric Threats

Michael
Hayden,
Former Director of the CIA,
to headline the conference

"Caliphate at War: Islamic State Ideology, War Fighting and State Formation"
Ahmed A.S. Hashim
Associate Professor of Strategic Studies, Military Studies Program
Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS)
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

Registration is now open for a 19-20 March 2014 conference at James Madison University
in Harrisonburg, VA on “Intelligence and the Transition from War to Peace,
A Multidisciplinary Assessment.”

This conference—organized by JMU professor (and retired
CIA analyst) Tim Walton—examines declassified CIA documents
on intelligence support to U.S. decision-making on Bosnia, 1992-1996.

The conference will include scholars from the United States and
abroad presenting papers exploring the role of intelligence in
war and peace, and the multidimensional nature of conflict resolution,
as well as eyewitness accounts from individuals who actively participated
in the Bosnian War and Dayton Peace Accords.

Among Enemies: Counter-Espionage for the Business Traveler
provides valuable information and techniques that can protect
you and your company from attempted espionage. In these times you
can't afford to be without it.

For the past 15 years Bencie has traveled to over 100 countries
on behalf of the US intelligence and private defense industry.
A veteran of espionage struggle he knows intimately the threats
business travelers face.

Esposito spent 33 years in the FBI, retired in the highest non
- appointed position of Deputy Director, and received the FBI Medal
of Valor. As Deputy Director he ran the day- to-day operations
of the FBI.